• nick-1043370 (1/6/2012)


    Hi Chris

    The bummer is it's a different date range each time! Ideally I'd like whatever code I use to get the date range in question first, i.e. find the min check-in date and max check-out date from the dataset, and show date columns accordingly.

    I didn't think it would be easy!:-)

    It's surprisingly easy when you have sample data to work with 😉

    Please could you read the article linked to in my sig, Nick? You're new here - welcome aboard - the article will explain to you how best to pose a question for a speedy and accurate reply (which you've done) and how to set up easily-consumable sample data.

    Cheers


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